AF Camelopardalis
Type: UG
Position: (2000) 03 32 15.50 + 58 47 22.5 (from dat file)
Magnitude: 17.035V +/-0.076 B-V=0.945 +/-0.037 (from dat file)
Range: 13.4V-17.0V
Sequence: CCD(V) A. Henden and M. Simonsen

#  RA(2000)      Dec         N   V      Err   B-V   Err
1  03 32 04.56  +58 51 11.6  3  12.591 0.021 0.677 0.025
2  03 32 30.92  +58 43 36.9  3  13.269 0.010 0.762 0.011
3  03 31 58.03  +58 49 30.8  3  13.667 0.012 0.871 0.014
4  03 32 24.68  +58 45 29.8  3  14.087 0.008 0.943 0.012
5  03 31 43.90  +58 45 36.4  3  14.574 0.018 0.835 0.018
6  03 32 39.94  +58 47 27.7  3  14.987 0.008 0.937 0.007
7  03 32 13.55  +58 51 46.2  3  15.143 0.009 0.886 0.017
8  03 31 44.29  +58 50 27.9  3  15.703 0.014 1.059 0.007
9  03 32 08.19  +58 47 04.4  3  15.996 0.014 1.138 0.036
10 03 32 25.29  +58 50 56.6  3  16.176 0.017 1.319 0.048
11 03 31 47.25  +58 45 17.0  3  16.475 0.020 1.116 0.062
12 03 32 14.42  +58 48 08.0  3  16.912 0.026 1.276 0.071
13 03 32 32.55  +58 48 37.7  3  17.192 0.029 1.312 0.043
14 03 32 42.32  +58 48 16.4  3  17.515 0.032 1.262 0.017
15 03 32 12.68  +58 44 15.3  3  17.886 0.020 1.265 0.072

Notes:
1- This is a highly reddened field. There are few stars fainter 
than 15.0V with a B-V less than 1.1.
2- There are two bright Tycho 2 stars in this field. The one
NE of the variable has a magnitude of 9.50V. The one to the SW 
is 9.13V. 

Mike Simonsen
January 05, 2003